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sTeP 1 - iNsTalliNg The fauceT
1. Shut off the water supply
2. Drill a hole (26 to 27 mm) at the place where you want to install the faucet spout.
3. Your model includes an optional anti-rotation pin. Drill a small hole just above the
previous one for the anti-rotation pin.
4. Insert the faucet and its attachments through the wall. The aerator in the faucet
spout must face the washbasin.
5. Insert the anti-rotation pin into the small hole (if needed)
6. Fix the base behind the wall with the hexagonal nut and the disk.
sTeP 2 - coNNecTiNg The waTer suPPly
1.
fit the flexible pipe coming from the
faucet
base to the solenoid valve housing.
2. Fit the water supply inlet to the inlet nipple at
the solenoid valve housing.
note:
Make sure the filter is located at the
solenoid inlet.
3. Connect the cable coming from the electronic
unit to the solenoid valve.
important:
The faucet was supplied with a self
adjusting sensor. The ideal sensor range for the
specific location will be set automatically.
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D28 | D28 e
D28 | D28 e
Before proceeding to step 3 check that no
objects are in front of the sensor besides
the washbasin.
Now, remove the protecting sticker that
covers the sensor.
sTeP 3 – coNNecTiNg The Power source
1. For D28: Connect the other cable coming from the electronic unit at the D28 base
to the battery box.
2. For D28 E: Connect the other cable coming from the electronic unit at the D28 base
to the transformer. Plug the transformer into the electricity socket.
3. After you have connected the power source
(battery or transformer) wait 15 seconds in
order to allow the system to set the ideal
sensor range. As an indication that the self
adjusting is taking place, a LED in the sensor
eye will flash continuously.
The solenoid
valve will be opened and closed for
1 second as an indication that the ideal
sensor range was set and the product is
ready for use.
4. Turn on the central water supply. Check for leaks.
5. If the automatically adjusted sensor range is not satisfactory, please refer to the
section entitled “Settings adjustment”.
